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| - The years preceding the loss of the meteorite at the hands of Naruto Uzumaki was filled with much uncertainty for Hoshigakure. Their prized possession, and a large contributor to their military strength had been lost, their leader, the corrupt unofficial Forth Hoshikage, Akahoshi, was dead and many of its ninja had been wounded during Akahoshi’s last stand. During the course of a single night, Hoshigakure was left leaderless and defenseless. Many feared they would come under attack while in this chaotic state, but due to the absence of their star, there was little reason for them to be targeted. For days, the village’s ninja bickered amongst themselves, all having different opinions on what was the best path for the village. It was the combine efforts of Sumaru and one of Hoshigakure’s jon
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| - The years preceding the loss of the meteorite at the hands of Naruto Uzumaki was filled with much uncertainty for Hoshigakure. Their prized possession, and a large contributor to their military strength had been lost, their leader, the corrupt unofficial Forth Hoshikage, Akahoshi, was dead and many of its ninja had been wounded during Akahoshi’s last stand. During the course of a single night, Hoshigakure was left leaderless and defenseless. Many feared they would come under attack while in this chaotic state, but due to the absence of their star, there was little reason for them to be targeted. For days, the village’s ninja bickered amongst themselves, all having different opinions on what was the best path for the village. It was the combine efforts of Sumaru and one of Hoshigakure’s jonin that finally brought stability to the village. Sumaru resisted the urge to nominate himself as Hoshikage as he knew his rank and age would almost certainly lead to a rejection. However, none of the village’s Jonin were willing to take the position. What Sumaru suggested, with one of the village’s respected Jonin backing him up, was a Jonin counsel to temporarily replace the Hoshikage. The village’s four most trusted Jonin were chosen, with one additional seat for the village’s civilian population to have a representative. Though this system was not perfect, it restored order to Hoshigakure. With things progressing with some degree of normality, there was a single word on the minds of nearly everyone in the village, something that was essential to the village’s future. Reform.
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